In this episode, I’m sharing my journey from being a photographer to building a thriving online course business. One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned? Working fast is the key to success. While I struggle with ADHD and sometimes my brain moves faster than my fingers can type, I’ve come to realize that this fast-paced way of thinking has been a huge advantage in the online business world.

When I created my first mini course, I spent months perfecting it, thinking it would be the one course that changed everything. It didn’t take off the way I had hoped, but I didn’t let that stop me. I took what I learned and launched Photography Business Boot Camp—but this time, instead of months, I built it in just a few weeks. And when my sales page wasn’t converting the way I wanted, I got feedback from a coach and had a brand-new page up and running within a day. That’s when I realized: working fast isn’t about rushing—it’s about testing, learning, and adjusting quickly.

I see this same quality in my entrepreneur friends, like Megan, who quickly implements ideas without second-guessing herself. We were brainstorming ways to boost her membership, and within hours, she had announced a contest, set up Instagram stories, and put her plan into action. That’s the kind of speed that leads to success!

I recently had another lightning-bolt idea for a new membership and immediately reached out to my friend Allie, who I knew would be the perfect person to run it. Within weeks, we mapped everything out, set a launch date, and even finalized the branding. Instead of overthinking, we took action. That’s what moves the needle in business.

The truth is, nothing I’ve ever launched has stayed exactly the same as it was on day one. Every offer evolves as I get feedback and make improvements. If I had waited until everything was perfect, I would have failed slowly instead of learning fast. That’s why I encourage you to work fast, test things out, pivot quickly, and trust yourself.

So here’s your permission to take action today. Don’t let fear hold you back—because success is inevitable when you keep moving forward.